Adventures of the Novel Coronavirus by Elvira Killana

Sometimes, instead of at your door, packages are placed in exposed visible locations, making it easier for porch pirates to steal.Ī man in the Melrose District in Los Angeles recently had a package stolen that was left right on a resident's walkway. Police said the drivers are being instructed not to touch doorknobs, gate latches, or any frequently touched surfaces. According to the Los Angeles Police Department, thieves are also taking advantage of safety measures delivery drivers are following to protect themselves from coronavirus. With more people working and staying at home to slow the spread of coronavirus, police say so-called 'porch pirates' are getting out more to steal what's being delivered to people's doorsteps, CBS Los Angeles reports.

Poll shows majority of Americans prioritize staying home over the economy.ĭetailed information from the CDC on coronavirus treatment and prevention.Georgia governor stands by decision to reopen some businesses.Study shows 13.9% of people tested in New York have antibodies.Sunlight appears to have 'powerful' effect on killing virus, DHS says.House approves $484 billion coronavirus relief package as unemployment soars.Trump says social distancing guidelines 'may' be extended into summer or later.'They need our support more than ever,' he said. In the American virus epicenter, New York City's mayor said some of those most at risk for COVID-19 are nursing home residents. 'This is an unimaginable human tragedy,' he said. Hans Kluge said as many as half of those who've succumbed to COVID-19 in Europe were residents of such facilities.

Click here for the latest coronavirus updates.Ī 'deeply concerning picture' about COVID-19 in long-term care facilities worldwide has emerged in recent weeks, the World Health Organization's Europe director said Thursday.

Adventures of the Novel Coronavirus by Elvira Killana